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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

catsrrh In head and nostrils 30 bad that
there was great sores In my nose, and
one place was eatsn through l got
Ely's Cream Balm. Two bottles did
the work. Ny nose and head are we'll.
| feel like another man.-O. 8. MoMil-
len, Sibley, jackson Co., Mo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
" III Reside n erA

Mr.. Norris u. Moses, tho correspond
eat Of the Sporting and Theatrical
Nsws Of Chicago and New York, bas
located permanently In this city, and
proposes 70 attend all theatrical perfcr
naRcss aud furnish faithful and Impair
tial reports TO the journAl which he rep.
reSents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
Suing for Dnmnges.

Ferris Giles and Willism Gossam, :,
who were badly Injured by the falling
Of the new Diamond State Iron HiilE,
July. 1885, have brought suit sga!nsS
ths company AID the witneaaes are be-
fng suEAans[ 10 attend oonrt nsxt
weak.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
Opsrnhena auspan ded.

Owing TO the continued Illness of Mr..
Courtney the match factory at LAnden-
borg has been compelled TO suspend
operations. Mr.. Courtney is ono Of the
propristors, and the msnagers have
boon unable 70 hnd any ono 10 take his
place.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
This day at the great tobacco mart,
Seventh and Orange.
Chapman.
You Cant Read This

without going to 1913 Market street and
getting lib OF that home m ade cand y
for 900, the best In the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

Janney, 500 King street, has opened
the season for choice York State pots-
toes. just received, ls~gs oonsigp-
ment from the best potato section sf
New York. Will sell to the trade In
quantities TO suit at reasonable pricee
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

A large lot, embracing 54inch all-wool fabrics OF
Endd quality In the lot are goods which we sold at
E5 $I25, 500 and rs cents, reduced to so cents.
say tha. they are cheap but feebly expresses it.
Another lot, including beautiful 3S-inch Cashmeres
all wool serges, well other desirable wool
c. to be closed out at a5c. yard At this price they
bid go out with rush. We think you will have to
k quick you wish to any Of either the IS or
kent lota.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
REMEhDOUS SACRIFICE
PRY GOODS.
Another Great Mark Down.

We have Just finished our annual inventory of stock
have discovered that we have too much merchandise
hand We have therefore resolved that the surplus
d Ifust 20 Resa,aless Of Cos. We mean just what
saw and can prove all the statements we are about to
Ike right at cur counters.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
.sRCchu-Paiba."

Quick, complete oure, all aupoyins
kidn ey. Bladder and Urinary Diseases
81. At Druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

to buy hand. knit hoods, mitts and Leo.
GINS very cheap ct Hukill & Poist's,
Second and Tatnall streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
j. Paul Rronn
Now Is Your Time

shn leading photographer ior flrst. class
photographs, 6i7 Market srreeL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

Three-story briok. No. 1908 Van Buren,
street. Good e:dsS and pleasant home.
Apply 1t REPUBLICAN, Office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
xaws su,anAxr.

Spess Thseetening-Tsaln wyesn~.
80 kessers Arrested --Dssesa, Of sp
fhs Spanish Minister a. Washingtor
nse confirmed the ACCURACY Of 4 ren,,rl
os su u nterview published bv Havnns
Journal, u Whioh the Nlnistes Il repre,
senteo - saying that "unless pea otis.
tions for carrying out . rsciurooitv
sreesy between Spain and the Up ited
Dtasee reached favorable result. hy the
ist OF March, he favSrs coercion ana re-
prisAls." Stale Department ofIIcials.
Questi0ned In regard to the matter. Are
81 loss 70 know what the Ninister
means.
John and Henry Brown and RED"
murphy, the remainder OF tho "Kvans
gang OF train Wreckers and rubber,. +"
nave beon arreatod In Arizona. In thai
territory aud New Mexico during the
ast six months, Ave station agent rob
berries and severAl attempts at wreckiua
have boon attributed to them, They
are also charged with horse stealing.
A telegram from Terre Haute, Indi.
ans, reports that or Tuesday afternoon,
curing "sremendous hail storm" 1t
oliver, . email towp 10 niles west Of
tnst citys an Aeroliie descended and
exploded near the ground. The earth
was tcru, windows shattered and .
large uoe demolished. The explosion
Vas heard SIX miles away.
Tho Legislative Committee on Elsc.
tons resumed the taking OF Testimony
In the HAines rurley CONTEXT In Cam
den yestsrday. William Chambley, Q
looktmith, testified that he had beer
employed 70 open tho ballot boxes from
Waterford and Centre townships. He
picked the looks and then made keys 10
dt them.
An express train on ths Pan Handle
bailroAd wss stopped near Coshocton,
ONO, ssrly yesterday morning BY tho
engine being thrown from the track by
. croes tie which some villain had
placed across the rails. Tho passen gers
suffered no injury beyond . severe
mp.
U. 9. Treasurer Jordan admitted yes-
.srday that he u 70 be tho Vice Pfssi.
dent and Secretsry Manning the Preei.
dent OF the new Western National BAnh
In New York. "Thsir rosieustions Are
In the hands Of the President and will
~ eNoNps~0 AA 0uo
Charles Ogden Ferris. alias "sir
Roger TcbborDe," convicted In the U.
b. Court at Brooklyn OF defraudipR the
government on . false pension claim
vas Friday sentenced 10 nve years. i'm.
prisonment in the penitentiAry.
Charles Talbot, the night clerk of The
Gayoso Hotel, In Memphis, who ran oif
With Fanny Davepport's diamonds, b %
been arrested IN Kansas City. Ali the
jewelry and eleo In cash have been re
covered.
The President Friday afternoon sign.
OIL the Inter State Oommercs bill and 1t
10 now . law. The President has also
approved the Electoral Count bill
Frank B. willard uAa arrested st
Memphis on Thursday for drawing tho
n.nsion Of . deceased pensioner since
1878.
Thomas g. Ashe, Justice OF the Su.
nrems Court OF North Carolina, died
iiay.
Another Intellectual ballot for United
States Senator was taken Friday In tho
West Virginia Legislature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

Small eraBules, s.nai coee, big re
cults, pleasant in opsra;ion. don't dis
turb the stomach. Zoo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

The place to get nice bot lunch Is Mt
Logg's, 224 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
rs Ladies Lsarning to Write

10 surely com mmendable. This Won can
sec any afternoon 1t Prof Crabb's stn.
dio, lo6 King street. Each student ha,
= private hour twioe week, any hour
Dom TO q p. N. Is bsurs makes them
elegant writere, and $ pays the bill,
Hoom open daily from q. m. TO Q n.
N. O~ing to the increase this mon sh q
iew students viii be received on Sstur.
Gay MIGHT school for both sexes from
Z 70 ,. Look out for 5000 circulars
next week entitled, "a Clear Confes.
sion." Read the truth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

why auher With . bad cold when one
bottle Of DR.. Buli's Cough Syrup will
cure . cough of the worst kind. DR..
Bull's Cough Syrup 10 sold for Is cen ts
per bottle by slldruggists In the q uigsd
States.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

Efe is still serving the best lunch In
the oity-LaRg. 224 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

1eu oaaea. < s#
r. aavs yoa eot your fall -, ~,
yoo nsve noe you wiz I0N1e -
.nem cnaeper nos mAAo bs1Asf thAn a,
1Dsaes nAfoiA4'A No. e16Brsnoh stress
Dos no nstsor how go0d or how oreet I
= sait you 81 y will not look we'll NM
you upieas u nts nics. Nov. n ~,
want good At 10 . HardinIse n
ssoe. u she boet and he n "A, 10 -
ssnioeA 90 70 Handing snd ssv,
tnas everybody ought TO kno~ th.a A
Sergeant gtvos $40 Hs. Of the -,
well'cleaned coal In every toa yon hnv
OAK, pine and hickory ktpdIinr vood
In large loads... Lime for vbits.s-S
ing. Yard, foot Of Monroe strest Csn !.
tral oAlos, Seventh and KinS siys"ss
Loo. ior the blue siga. Opsn in the
sensthins Very Pleasing
10 - and hear, ~ we'll - to the tNste.
Inst you Will always nud the largest
nno nnese assortment of millinerv In
the bsasa. AL the newest stylss and
novelties In tho limo. Qualities unsur-
paseodj prices the lowest, st Nrn II. q.
httuy p w King street.
"8ellpse." sEoNaaAD
Tho Eclipse e2so lsdies' shs mann.
fsctured BY GallAher, Kitselnan n Fox
sre uneQualed by any on the wark ket a,
same prioe. Sold by All asst elass re-.
tailerx 40
Fresh Mssss.
Why do you walk down town for your
meat when you can get the beat of fresh
oeef, country pork, sausage and scrap
PIE a. the lowest prioes OF ID. T. Dallas,
NO. So0 Madison street.
RnAnAnS.
Highman DAnndr. house and sign
painter, NO. 80 Market street. Job.
ping properly attended 10 and sstims sses
Deaasrs. Lssh oua
Gilmore, 100 1Ast Second street hss
red aoed prices ON tobacco and ciasrs.
wnl nve you bar9nins for the cash.
Try DR.. ChipmAn's Tonic Mixture II
you afe run dewn, have no appetite and
gists.
DR.: ChipnAn's Pills prevent anl cure
d Headache, Biliousness, Malaria, Dys.
pepsiA, Constipation. One trial win
convince you Of their merit Dsuaeists,
IL hne cabinet photographs and ops
large frAms siss free for t3.e0 at Hol.
iAnd's photograph gallery, 907 Market.
Fresh Roll Butter st 2E snA S0c.. st
Doushty's stalls, Noa 81 "a, ,B3,bl 81 ct.
Fresh Creamery Print Butter st 35c.
D. Doughtys stalls, Eos. u. 90, 90 % 43d
street market.
Another car load Of York State Tub
Butter, ~ Doushtys stalls, 81, 81, s., "a
3D. street market
8, 1s or 80 Gem pictures FOR rs cents,
As Hollaud's gallery. S07 Market street.
Bush's- French stree, wharf, II ,h
oiAoe To buv y0nr cnAI.
Ask your grocer for D. e. Truitt q
pepper sauce.
Cream chocolate, 25 5cts.at Fsrsuson'n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

Tue interest in this pameless wander
Eer end fearless night pro ler II on the
|inoseeso, end . feeling OF dread stsslr
over sne bsisN d trnvelefs "a the shsdows
|oi' 9ht Gomez on, for fesr shat In some
lone , psaeo he night b saddenly con.
IIontec ~ this augeroas intruder. The
nalutseion - friend .neets frisa h.
Wnat 40 you know, about the dan.
snoIT whne every family 10 on the
stsrs aso marked Improvement In the
evensna attendance xttts home circle Il
i. " me night presiding the mornins
s.ss,, s.ss sue saalnAl wac seen above Strick-
yvMe % . gentleman returning from
NewssE ON horseback, between the
nonfs OF II nnd IL O'Clock. and vhiIa
rioing iefsurely on the side-psth near
tne hedes the horee suddenly dashed
,orwsrd. snortina several tirnee. and
Secsmo Almost tunmanA2eableA and made
nomeward with heAdlone spaed.
Iho rider, like Tam O'Shauter nm his
marc nae9 fleeing fiom Kirk. Allovav.
9svo reins TO hts gtoed, but occasiopaiI-
sIanooa forward, thinking perchance to
zee ths burly form and glsr,pa ewes in
cioee p1rsuit, but the rider escaped IN
injured, and the horse, unlike Tara
mare, with tail comp lete.
on the sameeyening, near the NOM.
Ang Sour . gentleman living near the
corner stone Of the States was aroused
~ acme unusual disturbance ana was
'nstonished 70 at his dogs ieAping through
ehe WINDOW into the house In great tear;
evldently psrsued by something. He
snousht best to keep out OF HARM
leach and did not investigate till morn
Ing at which boar the animal Wa zee,
sy Mr.. Tsy lor one ard . half mile
iurther up, the road, as Was noted In
last weeks Ledger.
Evideraiy these bleak fields and barr
eniliy hills are not TO Its liking, having
returned TO the bushy woodland south
OF Newark, where II has been aimee
seen by . number Of railroad men, who
attacked IT. and frcm last accounts are
In close pepsuit. xyx
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05
Trouble Ahead.

When tho appetite fails, and sleep
grows restless and unrefreshisg, there
10 trouble ahead. The digestive organs,
when healthy, Grave foed, the nervous
system. whom vigorous aud tranquil,
gives It's possessor no uneasIness at
night A tonic, 70 be effective, should
not be q mere appetizer, nor are the ner-
Yes to be strengthened and too,hed by
the unaided action OF q sedative or .
parcotic What is required is q medi.
cine which invigcrate the stomach, and
promotes assimilation OF food BY the
system. by which means the nervous
syst,m, as we'll as other parts Of the
physical organism, are strengthened.
These are the effects OF Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, . medicine whose
reputation 10 founded fr mly 10 public
confidence, and which physicians con-
mend for its tonic. auti-bilious and
other properties. II IL used with the
best rt suits in fever and az ne, rheuma-
tism, kidney aad uterine weakness, u nd
other mAiadiss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

Wm. J. Lank, austioneer, so,d TO,
george Howett, OF Mill Creek HIM.
dred, on Thursday, horses for $isT. six
months old colt, $5s 90; dry cows at SSO
TO too; shoats. I'll each; reaper, s71;
half OF wheat, e6 per acre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-05

-
The challenge of the Rifle Team oi
Us. -; N. q. D. Of Wyoming, Del, tc
accepted BY the latter, and tas follow.
ing ietfr sent TO the secretary OF the
team; Mr. 3. II. Thomas, secretary
hine Team Of 90. e. N. G. ! Tyom-
DxAR Biz: At . meeting Of this club
held on Thursdsy evening last Il vas
decided to accept the challenge offered
py your team TO shoot for . silver cup
and championship Of she State on the
ISd Instant, over your range At Wyoin.
inK Del under the following condi.
tionS: Teams 20 consist OF from six to
Ten men each, one and two hundred
yards of hand, position, ten shots for
eaaeh srzn a; each distAnse, standard
American target with Eve points allow.
Ance In each score of ten shots for mill.
tary rifles. All details not spec .ned TO
oe subject 10 the rules Of the Nntlona!
Rifle Association.
On behalf Of this club will say that
wo applaud your determination 10 shoW
pluck, and We have NO doubt that when
the proper une arrives you will show
enough skill to keep ms Busy In
our equal determination TO win the
prize II possible. But Whatever may
be the result OF the con test We shall re-
gard the winning Of tho cup and cham.
pionship - Of secondary importance TO
me ultimAte awakening of an interest
In target shooting among the militia of|
this Slate.
Your challenge indicates the rich,
'pifi' In your company, and We hope IL i
may serve to awaken . similar interest
among other companies, In this i'm.
rortAnt detail Of military efficiency.
lou may depend upon our 90 operation
10 far rs 1t gees to bring shout the re-
'ult, especially after the generous and
enterprising example set by Mr.. ii. |
Y. Thomas of your team in Offering the
'ilver cup for competition,
Yours very truly, 81. SIMPsoH.
Secretary Wilmington Rife Club.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-10-11
COURT ENDED.

The case. and the only one Of two
cases tried on the Civil Docket. which
excited attention and created almost
universal interest was that OF RoOerJ's 5
hers VS. Preston ct ais. involving
tie to land. The Atty.s on both
s.tes had their case we'll in hand and
displayed characteristic ability and
learning. Mr.. W. d. Pruden and
ia jge H. A. Gillian were for Plain
ttIs, and Messrs. N-m. J. Learv. VIM.
bnud and /. O. Skinner for DIS.
The case was called on Thursday and
occupied the entire remaining portion
o. the week. The jury was given the
ease in charge saturday afternoon.
Al 70 o'clock they agreed ani re-
turned, in open Court. verdict in
favor of Defendants
We seldom witness q trial in this
district in which SO much Of genius
and legal erudition is required, on
tie part of the Bench as well as the
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-10-11
BOAT RACE.

On Thursday, Oct. 18th. at 10 o clock.
a. NJ Open TO all boats under 80 feet
length, overall. over d tria gular course
of about seven miles and return, on Ed
eDton Bay
Two handsome silver cups awarded
the two winning boats: the first receiv-
ing the larger and more valuable.
Entries can be made UP 10 day of race.
Boats now entered are as follows:
Beckey Miller, Madge, Fish Hawk, For
shay, Water Queen, Banker, Jumping
Mullet, Jim-Buck, and Bob Graves.
JACOB Wool,
Q. II. DARDEN.
II. a. BOND, JR..
Cup Committee.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-10-11
EXTENSIVE FISHING.

From Raleigh News-OSserveI.
Clement Manly, Esq. Of New
Berne, is in the city attending the
Supreme Court. Ina pleasant chat
with him on yesterday, a reporter
learned some facts about the fishing
industry around Bean 'ort aud More
head city. There is Il large run ofau
kinds OF fish and the catches are
enormous. 4 school OF .sfatbacks"
was captured day or two since ana
though 10000 have been taken from
the neJ6 not hair of the entire school
has been taken out. The scrap fac
tories ere running with q vim and
supplying fertilizer factories with
tremendous quantities OF scrap As
the fish are taken from the net they
are placed in large watts and every
particle of oil is pressed from them.
This oil has q good commercial value
and is q source Of considerable revc-
nue.. After pressing, the fish are
spread upon large fat plots ground
to dry. Then they are packed ia
sacks and sent on 10 the fertilizer
factories. This fish scrap tontains
Il to 10 per cent. OF ammonia.
The porpolse fisheries are also bav-
ing fine runs. = houaands are bein-
captured and sa business is so heavy
that two more factories are contem.
plated for extracting oil and working
skins. The business has increased
over 100 per cent from last year.
There are farge runs OF other fish.
slch IS mullets. macllerel, clue fish
&C, and the fishing section is on q
big boom.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-10-11
Tuesday, October IL, 1887.

Bar, in order to a pro9er elucidation
Of law and matters involved. and we
rarely, in our experience. have seen
such signal strength demonstrated on
the part of Attorneys. Their speech
es were especially excellent.
Blackburn vs. Sherif of the county
"A suit for damages on account Of
inquiries ALLEGED To have been sus-
tanned while confined in the County
Jail for safe keeping being insane
occupied part Of two days. Coancil
taught we'll on both sides but the
finding OF the jury-like the sound of
Keno when heard in a certain n
game-put a change upon their feel
ings and made them almost exclajm.
in the language Of the plavers, "Ah
HI" The virdict was IN favor OF
the Defendant.
GOOD and effective work was done
at this term. to the credit OF his Hon.
Judge Graves be 1t said and to the
praise of Attorneys, al Of whom
were ready with their cases and aux-
ious for their final dispositions
Judge Graves went 10 Gates on
sunday, where he is nog holding
Court.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-10-11
SCHOOL NOTICE.
EDENTcN \. c.. JuIv -. 1887.


To the Pcb'jc.-Te are glad 20 an
nouuca UEat Lr. T. p Hall. q graduate
o. Davidson College, Z. O.. and p teach
er of successful experience. Ui!l ou 5be
1sr Monday in October next, open a
School ia EdentOn for boys ana girls.
The terms VIII BE- reasonable and viii
be published later.
Mr.. Hal brings with nm the very
highest endorsements, Is u genJeasau
and a teacher. he is employed Dy
number of citizens. who feet the need Of
increased educational advantages ia
EdeDtOn and whose ONLY purpose j to-
promote that object. No means VIII he
spared II make the school success.
We have been appointed 10 make the
announcement aud TO ask the patronage
and good viii Of our people for the
School.
W. D. Pruden, T B. Bland, Jno. c
Bond, j. R. 3. Hathaway, Edward
Wood, Committee.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-10-11
WITHDRAWAL

Nearly twelve months ago I found the
FISHERMAN q FARMER struggling for
permanent existence surrounded with
opposing circumstances and with no one
at the wheel but Mr.. a. H. Mitchell
Mr.. y. II. Swain. his original associate
in the enterprise. having severed his
connection with the paper. Knowing
Mr.. Mitchell as a very deserving young
man and admiring the praiseworthy
ambition which prom pied him ia his
new connection, felt disposed to assis
him. The rule Of my life has been IT,
aid, as far as possible. every young man
engaged in laudable efforts to attain.
and especially in such enterprises As
look 10 his own elevation and to the
good Of others. How much I have
accomplished in this behalf, in making
the paper success, the readers thereof
can and may tell. l have labored with
out compensation, therefore. this sever
ance OF my connection with its publ
cation viii not be misunderstood
Wishing for Mr.. Mitchell a continue
ton OF public favor and for the FISHER
MAN q FARMER an increasing success, [
hereby, with thanks to a generous pub
lie who doubtless have overlooked my
errors and regarded me with favor.
sever all connection with the paper.
Respectfully,
). j. SKINNER
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-10-11

ntered at the Post Cfice at Eden
ton as Second-Class Matter
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-10-11
For I Sale.

A Splendid Tract CT land
containing about 2C0 sores, OF .eu- T..
80 acres are in good cold3c.oa Tor cut
walton. On this trace Is .. H-,v two
story Dwelling and - snhio.eil-v al ,5rt-
houses. The land is well adarted to The
growing of corn, cotton aui an kinds
of truck products. Ii is stu tel ou tie
county road about - mile North OF
E lentOn and about 3miles rom Rocky
Hook wharf, where daily bo.sts stop en-
route for Edenton and Franklin. Va.
making close connection wIta trains
bound for Northern markets.
will sell very cheap~and make terms
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25

M. 4 Q. R. R., sOs; M, st. R. R,
ESQ; L. d N, R, R., 29l; M. 4 L. K.
K, lO45; L., N. o. at. r. r., 23S
X. o., .. 4 NJ. r. R., 81; NJ, 8
q b. X R., 2l6; steamers, 98S
wagons, 300. Exports-M & o. r. r.,
40; M. & I. r R., l72; L. 4 N
X. K, 7OS; L N. o. & I. r. R 745.
NRw YORK.
Spots opened nominal and closed
easy; middling, 8 ll.16c. Sales
3l6 bales. Quotations were as fol-
10 We: Ordinary, 71-l6c; good ordi'
nary, SIC; low middiing, 8 5 i6c
miodling, Oil l6c; good middline,
8 10 l6c; middling fair, 10 7 lGc; fair,
IL l.l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed
vary steady, as follows: September,
9S9@9,4 40; October, 9.28@9 90; No.
vemOer, s22@923; December, e.22
@9 %; January, 9.2s(sa 20; February,
9.36@9. SO; March, 8 1899 Al; April,
9,5lt09.52; May, 0 59@9.60; June,
9.66@9.67; July, S.7l@s rs. salss, 80
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and
closed easy; middIing, 81. Sales,
6000 bales. Quotations were ~ fol.
lows: Ordinary. 6Ic; good ordinary,
Sc; low middling, Sbc; middling,
&c good middling, 9tc.
Futures opened steady and closed
quiet and steady, as follows: septsm.
Der, 8 S5@S So; October, S69@S 20 /;
November, s 8S@S SO; December, $40
@s7l; January, 8,7S@S,79; February,
8 S8G8 SO; March, S.9SG8 80; April,
s Ss@S So; May, 9l96920; June,
8.29IS9 80. Sales, 20 800 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.